Prison writings from 22 Kurdish women who were elected to office in Turkey and then imprisoned by the state on political grounds

Translation Coordinators¿ Preface - Ruken Isik, Emek Ergun, and Janet BiehlPreface to English Edition - Gültan K¿¿anakOverview: The Growing Struggle for Women's Liberation - Gültan K¿¿anak1. How Will You Find That Many Women? - Aysel Tüluk2. Mother, Child, Prison - Burcu Çelik Özkan3. We Never Considered It from That Angle - Çälar Demirel4. Hurry up and Fix Things-Don't Let Us Down Before Our Husbands- Diba Keskin5. I Struggled Hard, But I Never Gave Up - Dilek Hatipölu6. We Have Your Keys. You Can Come and Get Them - Edibe ¿ahin7. Women's Worked Viewed as Frivolous - Evin Keve8. You're Going to Eat with the Men? - Fatma Döan9. History Has No Love for Women Who Stop and Keep Quiet - Figen Yüksekdä10. Three Times Elected, Three Years Barred from Serving - Gülser Y¿ld¿r¿m11. Being a Woman is Hard ¿ Even Dangerous - Gültan K¿¿anak12. Are Men Going to Walk Behind a Woman? - Leyla Güven13. Mayor, We Don't Dare Say Anything to These Women Anymore - Mukaddes Kubilay14. One Must Travel from City to City. Women Can't Do It - Nurhayat Altun15. Women Should Be the Ones to Handle Finances - Sara Kaya16. This Woman Is Tough as Nails - Sadiye Süer Baran17. From Prison to Parliament - Sebahat Tuncel18. Imprisoned for Providing Services - Selma Karakoç19. One Woman Became Eighty - Y¿ld¿z Çetin20. Is Sir Chiefwoman in? - Zeynep Han Bingöl21. They've Turned It into a Women¿s Municipality - Zeynep Sipçik22. Breaking Down the Doors - Selma Irmak